Pullover Tunic- Butterick 5355

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Style Details: Pullover top, with raglan sleeves and sleeve ties that go up the arms.  Bound neckline and shirt-tail hem. 
Pattern: Butterick 5355, View B (w/o sash)
Pattern Sizing: Xsm-Sml-Med:  I cut the Sml.
Fabric: Rayon Challis
I like loose fitting tops, but they must have some type of details.  So it seems Butterick 5355 fit the bill.  I like the bellowy sleeves with the added tie channels and contrasting bias bound neckline.   I plan to where this with capris length leggings, shorts, and jeans. 



Since my goal is to make items that compliment or enhance what I already have in my closet, every color in the blouse has a coordinate piece already in my closet waiting for pairing.

Andrea

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